Housing weighs down economy "The consensus of the local builders is they are looking to the second half of 2008 before things start turning around" The East Bay's housing ailments are nowhere near
C.A.R. reports on November 2005 prices The Califo... The California Association of Realtors reports that "Median price of a home in California at $548,400 in November, up 16.2 percent from year ago; sales decrease 11.2 percent." Again sounding
Is the buy-to-let investment bubble finally about to burst? Small investors may be on the verge of another disastrous mistake, taking their cash out of buy-to-let property investment at the worst possible moment, financial experts warn.via
Council to decide land dispute With birds whistling by amidst giant oak and ash trees on picturesque land resting on the shore of Pebble Lake, it would be the perfect place to build a home.via
Prices in 100 U.S. Cities Expected To Decline for Next Few Years Median house prices are likely to fall more than 10% in 20 metro areas, according to a report by Moody's Economy.com. The housing slump won't end quickly, with prices in
TC3 group buys M&T building (Reg Req'd) Tompkins Cortland Community College will move its downtown extension center into the M&T Bank building on North Tioga Street this summer, following the college foundation's purchase of the property from
A number of top economists are producing lists that rank the metropolitan areas most likely to experience a sharp drop in housing prices.
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